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Help me take the GRE in an unfamiliar city (Bellingham, Wa)
Joe Chemo
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I live near Seattle, and due to sheer idiocy on my part I waited so long to sign up for my GRE subject test that Seattle's testing center has no more seats. So I signed up for the next closest town, Bellingham. The test is Oct 15th, a Saturday, at 8:30 AM. I have no car. So I am planning on traveling up there Friday night and staying overnight before taking the test.
Some questions:
How good is the public transit? I tried using google maps to plan out bus trips from nearby hotels, but I didn't find any routes. Am I destined for a nice morning stroll? I tried using whatcom county's website, and I couldn't find any routes that would get me there early enough on a Saturday. But perhaps I missed something?
Does anyone know where in the college the GRE testing occurs? I've contacted ETS but am waiting for their reply -- I think I'll give the college a try next if no one here knows.
Some questions:
How good is the public transit? I tried using google maps to plan out bus trips from nearby hotels, but I didn't find any routes. Am I destined for a nice morning stroll? I tried using whatcom county's website, and I couldn't find any routes that would get me there early enough on a Saturday. But perhaps I missed something?
Does anyone know where in the college the GRE testing occurs? I've contacted ETS but am waiting for their reply -- I think I'll give the college a try next if no one here knows.
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I would recommend calling wwu's testing center (guessing that's who is running it) and asking where the test will be. I have a few guesses, but I don't want to lead you astray.
Here's the link to the wwu testing center contact info.